u dont need the if else just use couple of loops cause if the condition fails in the first one it will go to the seconf one..that is if u got ur question right ot u van include if within the while

first off the structure is:

if ()
{}
else
{};

so you have a block of code for your condition and one for any other case. The else block is like any other block of code. So basically: yes, you can.

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Just curious, what is your assignment?

thanX
c is a pain. kinda have to get used to it. It helps when I print out my script file and got through the steps in my head.

well guys....I might have to call upon u again so don't go nowhere

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Originally posted by digitalbreach this goes out to all with C experience. kinda pulling my hair over this program. have a question for all of u? lets say I have "if ( ) else ( )" can I have a while loop in the "if" and a do-while loop in the else part of my program. ??? thanx. is it valid?? kinda of a beginner??

yes u can:

code:

do
{
   some code...
   if(a >1)
   {
     while(c<3)
     {
        printf(c);
        c = c + 1;
      }
    }
    else
    {
       printf("hello world/n");
    }
    a++
}while(a < 4);

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just cuz i forgot
if I finished my "blah.c" file and i also have an input file "blah.dat"(bare w/ me)
how do I test it in Unix system
using the unix compiler cc
thanx

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Originally posted by digitalbreach just cuz i forgot if I finished my "blah.c" file and i also have an input file "blah.dat"(bare w/ me) how do I test it in Unix system using the unix compiler cc thanx

assumig: the .dat file is read within your program

put both in a nice dir

then look http://helpme.scudc.scu.edu/compilers.html <

u want to pay attention to this line:

cc prog1.c -o prog1

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well I loaded my "blah.dat" file (contains the input needed for program to execute)
also loaded "blah.c" file into Unix using the ftp and put command
next I telnet into unix. I ftp'd it as and anscii file type. supposed to.
so I try to compile my "blah.c" file using cc and given parameters but it gives me errors.
prints out gibberish(guessing it supposed to do that) than it says:"
ld:
Unresolved:
acos
fabs
pow
sqrt

assuming it can't process those commands which are inside my "blah.c" file. probably need to input some sort of math directory??? helppppp??????

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Originally posted by digitalbreach than it says:" ld: Unresolved: acos fabs pow sqrt assuming it can't process those commands which are inside my "blah.c" file. probably need to input some sort of math directory??? helppppp??????

try adding

#include to the top of your source code, then ftp and compile again.. see what happens. That _should_ take care of swrt, pow, acos.. i do not know what fabs does though

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had already done that, in the beginning of my program.
any other suggestions. oh..fyi: fabs (absolute value for floats)